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JEFFREY M. FRIEDMAN
congratulations to Professor Jeffrey M. Friedman, recipient of the 2010 Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award
Jeffrey Friedman, 2000
Jeffrey M. Friedman. Leptin and the regulation of body weight Posted with permission
Published by: Wiley-Liss, Inc.
JEFFREY RAVETCH AND MICHAEL YOUNG
Congratulations to Jeffrey Ravetch and Michael Young, recipients of the 2012 Canada Gairdner International Award
New Theatre and Dance Production Jeffrey Starts an Important Conversation
Winthrop University
Jan 01, 0001
Show times are 8 p.m. Sept. 30-Oct. 3 and 2 p.m. Oct. 4. When Winthrop University's Department of Theatre and Dance held auditions for "Jeffrey," the opening production of its 2015-16 season, biology major Andrew Williams...
Published by: Winthrop University
Alexis Clowney Named to the 2012 Class of Newman Civic Fellows
Winthrop University
Jan 01, 0001
Alexis Clowney, a junior from Spartanburg, S.C., was recently named by Campus Compact to the 2012 Class of Newman Civic Fellows. Clowney created SCOPE: Students Challenging Others to Promote Education, a successful student-led...
Published by: Winthrop University
Impact of Correlated Noise on the Mass Precision of Earth-analog Planets in Radial Velocity Surveys
Characterizing the masses and orbits of near-Earth-mass planets is crucial for interpreting observations from future direct imaging missions (e.g., HabEx, LUVOIR). Therefore, the Exoplanet Science Strategy report recommended...
A WAR ON OBESITY
A War on Obesity, Not the Obese: a conversation with Jeffrey M. Friedman, M.D., Ph.D.
Catastrophic sliding bifurcations and onset of oscillations in a superconducting resonator
This paper presents a general analysis and a concrete example of the catastrophic case of a discontinuity-induced bifurcation in so-called Filippov nonsmooth dynamical systems. Such systems are characterized by discontinuous...
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Catastrophic sliding bifurcations and onset of oscillations in a superconducting resonator
This paper presents a general analysis and a concrete example of the catastrophic case of a discontinuity-induced bifurcation in so-called Filippov nonsmooth dynamical systems. Such systems are characterized by discontinuous...
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Eigenvalue repulsions and quasinormal mode spectra of Kerr-Newman
ÓJC Dias, M Godazgar, JE Santos
Jul 14, 2022
The frequency spectra of the gravito-electromagnetic perturbations of the Kerr-Newman (KN) black hole with the slowest decay rate have been computed recently. It has been found that KN has two families $-$ the photon sphere...
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EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION
The Rockefeller University honored David Allis, Charles Rice, Jeffrey Friedman, Titia de Lange, Charles Gilbert, Michael O'Donnell, and Jeffrey Ravetch
Impact of Correlated Noise on the Mass Precision of Earth-analog Planets in Radial Velocity Surveys
Abstract Characterizing the masses and orbits of near-Earth-mass planets is crucial for interpreting observations from future direct imaging missions (e.g., HabEx, LUVOIR)....
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Politics, feminist geopolitics and aesthetics
Alex Jeffrey
Dec 07, 2020
In The Sight of Death art historian T. J. Clark (2006) gives an account of daily visits to the Getty Institute in Los Angeles to observe two paintings by Nicolas Poussin: Landscape with a Calm and Landscape with a Man Killed by...
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The two-fold singularity of discontinuous vector fields
Mike R Jeffrey, A Colombo
Jan 01, 0001
When a vector field in three dimensions is discontinuous on a smooth codimension one surface, it may be simultaneously tangent to both sides of the surface at generic isolated points (singularities). For a piecewise-smooth...
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Algebraic properties of the Lambert W Function from a result of Rosenlicht and of Liouville
It is shown that the Lambert W function cannot be expressed in terms of the elementary, Liouvillian, functions. The proof is based on a theorem due to Rosenlicht. A related function, the Wright omega function is similarly shown...
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Teixeira singularities in 3D switched feedback control systems
This paper is concerned with the analysis of a singularity that can occur in three-dimensional discontinuous feedback control systems. The singularity is the two-fold — a tangency of orbits to both sides of a switching manifold....
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The two-fold singularity of discontinuous vector fields
Mike R Jeffrey, A Colombo
Jan 01, 0001
When a vector field in three dimensions is discontinuous on a smooth codimension one surface, it may be simultaneously tangent to both sides of the surface at generic isolated points (singularities). For a piecewise-smooth...
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Interventions on Europe's political futures
© 2017 Elsevier Ltd.Europe is facing challenging times. The so-called 'migration crisis' has seen the hardening and militarisation of Europe's borders. Nationalist politicians are framing European states as being under siege...
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Legal geography III
Alex Jeffrey
Jul 28, 2021
This report explores scholarship at the interface of geography and law engaging with the concept of evidence. As with the first two reports, this is not a summary of a predefined field, but rather a consideration of how ideas of...
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The geometry of generic sliding bifurcations
Mike R Jeffrey, S J Hogan
Jan 01, 0001
Using the singularity theory of scalar functions, we derive a classification of sliding bifurcations in piecewise-smooth flows. These are global bifurcations which occur when distinguished orbits become tangent to surfaces of...
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